1. Return required = 390000*20% = $78000
Total product cost = 15000*55 = $825000
Markup percentage = return required / total cost
= 78000/825000
= 9.58%
2.
Unit product cost | $55 |
Markup (55*9.58%) | 5.27 |
Selling price per unit | $60.27 |
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